The demystification of decentralised finance: finding our way through
HMRC introduced updated guidance on crypto assets on 2 February 2022, looking at the world of decentralised finance (DeFi) (see CRYPTO61214 at bit.ly/36LQP
HMRC introduced updated guidance on crypto assets on 2 February 2022, looking at the world of decentralised finance (DeFi) (see CRYPTO61214 at bit.ly/36LQP
From 1998 onwards, income-contingent student loans are usually collected by HMRC on behalf of the Student Loans Company either through a deduction via the PAYE system or through self-assessment tax
VAT is often the forgotten tax. Charge VAT on your sales and claim it back on your expenses. Submit and pay a return once a quarter. End of story.
Recently, there has been much litigation about the procedural aspects of the tax code, including several decisions of the Supreme Court on the Taxes Management Act 1970 alone.
In the midst of the ‘Great Resignation’, and strong competition for talent, it has become key for businesses to look at different methods of retention for key members of staff and to attract new se
On several occasions recently, I have been asked the following question in some shape or form: ‘Can a company redomicile from the UK to another jurisdiction?’ Implicit in the question, but somewhat
Emissions trading is a market based approach to controlling the production of carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gases.
The combined cases of Peter Lowe and Civic Environmental Systems Ltd v HMRC [2022] UKUT 84 (TCC) addressed three very distinct issues, including Mr Lowe’s entitlement to obtain relief for
As the temporarily increased annual investment allowance (AIA) is due to revert to the standard £200,000 AIA limit from 1 April 2023, the transition period will have potentially significant impacts
Aligned with the global focus on environmental, social and governance (ESG) issues, and with the aim of stimulating the market in recycled plastic, the plastic packaging tax came into force in the